Updates to tutorial 10 on deep strong coupling #50
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This PR was created because the original one was merged prematurely.
This PR updates the 10th tutorial in this series on
Deep strong coupling. The aim is this tutorial is to introduce some ideas from our paper on Models for nuclear fusion in the solid state. Specifically the tutorial sets the scene for the "free exchange" ideas present in the paper.This tutorial limits the scope to looking at a degenerate TLS. The next tutorial will remove that restriction and allow us to add the next level of realism in order to get to a place where we can simulate "free exchange" in QuTiP.
As usual comments are best to the markdown file in
srcover in the Files changed tab.You can see a rendered version of the notebook from this branch over on nbviewer - this is where you'll need to go to see the videos that are embedded.